How do you think this would do in the sand?
12269
I think it would probably be somewhat helpful in the sand. You might have to build up the sand behind it.
114828
Yes! I have mine in my backyard. We also take it with us on vac to mtns. Have never tried it in the sand. It's a great set for the price.
1537592
It is not made for the beach. Even in two pieces it would be too long to go in most cars and requires a heavy base. The salt water/sand would be hard on the crank and tilt mechanisms.
1743649
Maybe. It would stab into the ground and hold pretty well, but I'm not sure about sand. Sorry.
1933641
I'm not sure, but I don't think so. I only use it on cement. I would think you would sink in the sand.
449154
I haven't tested it in sand, however the spikes that dig into the ground are sharp. Depends on how much sand....it may work better in sand than mud, as the weight of the vehicle would help to keep the strip under the wheel; The trick is to get these strips out as soon as you are stuck. If you are on the beach and tide has risen up to your axle (I have seen this), it might be difficult to get the strips properly placed under wheel, and the water would add "slipperiness" to the rescue process. The strips have some weight, probably would not float away.
513653
If you mean if it sands in circles, I don't know but it would not move in circular motion. If you just leave it without directing the movement, it will "vibrate". It's easier to move it in straight lines than in circles.
269086
I really don't know. It has bigger inflated tires so it might work in sand.
1534325
I would think so .... seems to be very sturdy.... would also work well @ beach in the sand ....
2026488
Not very well in deeper sand...we pretty much had to drag it...but it is okay if the sand is fairly packed.
286703
well it is quite sturdy and has a broad base so it should hold up fine...except on sand you can't bounce the balls off the ground, of course. Have fun
160979
I don't know, but I think it would scratch badly on the sand. Not what you are looking for.
2012570
I have never used the cooler at the beach, so I don't know how well it would roll over sand.
2167858
Did you wind up taking this to the beach? I'm thinking of buying it for the same reason -- I doubt it will work in the sand but I'm hoping it will be good enough for the 3 block walk to the ocean.
805835
No Karen, we did not use it on the sand. However, like anything else on wheels it would be ok on wet sand but I think it would be difficult on dry, loose sand. We did love ours, but we only used it on pavement and grass. It is strudy. If your dog is heavy, as ours was it could be hard. Think of a wheelchair on the sand. I hope that is helpful.
1177697
I have bought it just a few days ago, I still don´t take it out of the box... but I have a friend who says that it´s a little complicated to handle with the kids inside on the dry sand, because the tires are thin, so the the car gets buried... he says that it´s OK in the wet sand...
98992
Haven't used it on a beach, but it is very light and the tires are wide, so it would probably work well unless you filled it with bricks.